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Novice Joined: 08 Feb 2007 Posts: 45

This is probably not an error of the mapper, just me not managing to configure it correctly, so I didnt put it in Zugg's post on the subject.

Somehow I cannot get the #nomap to work like it used to in ZMUD, and thus the automapper isnt recognising the room name.

The room I am trying to configure on looks like this:

You pass through an open door.
Sweet-smelling herbalists.
You are able to see by the light of the sprite. A large canopied bed made from
applewood stands here.
You notice exits north (an open door), and down (an open door).
920h, 745m cdefi({-})

Last line being my prompt (numerics as well as the part between m and - are variable)

I have the 2 following triggers:

Pattern: %dh, %dm*~-
Script: #TAG prompt

Pattern: You pass through an open door.
Script: #NOMAP

When I reconfigure the mapper keeps insisting that 'You pass through an open door.' is the room name.
Exits are recognised correctly so far.

Any advice?

Wizard Joined: 11 Jul 2002 Posts: 1265 Location: USA

Use a roomname tag with ANSI colors

Set the trigger to be an ANSI trigger
Pattern: ^%e[1;33m(*)%e[0m.
Script:#Tag Name %1.

In the current version of cMud the %e isn't working though so you would instead need.

Pattern: [1;33m(*).

Novice Joined: 08 Feb 2007 Posts: 45

I tried out your suggestion, Arminas, thanks already.

First attempt had literally '%1' in the roomname.

Then I changed the tag trigger to use a variable instead.

Pattern: ~[1;33m(*).
Script:
room_name=%1.
#Tag Name @room_name

This works so far that it now stores the roomname in the mapped locations, but with ansi codes at the end:
Avenue of Kings[0m.

Any idea how to remedy this? Or do I have to wait till the problem with %e is solved?

Posted: Thu Mar 01, 2007 6:48 pm

You could have a script to break it apart for you. Something like this would work:

#tag Name %item(%replace(%1,"[","|"),1)

Wizard Joined: 11 Jul 2002 Posts: 1265 Location: USA

%stripansi(%1.)